List of cathedrals in Florida

Last updated July 02, 2024

This is a list of cathedrals in Florida, United States:

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Municipality	Cathedral	Location & References
Coral Gables (Miami area)	St. George Cathedral (Antiochian Orthodox)	25°44′43″N80°15′41″W / 25.745164°N 80.261331°W / 25.745164; -80.261331 ^[1]
Jacksonville	St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal)	30°19′44″N81°39′12″W / 30.328772°N 81.653423°W / 30.328772; -81.653423 ^[2]
Miami	St. Mary's Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	25°50′38″N80°12′01″W / 25.8439016°N 80.2001845°W / 25.8439016; -80.2001845 ^[3]
	Trinity Cathedral (Episcopal)	25°47′25″N80°11′12″W / 25.7903635°N 80.1865329°W / 25.7903635; -80.1865329 (Trinity Cathedral, Miami) ^[4]
	St. Sophia Cathedral (Greek Orthodox)	25°45′22″N80°12′23″W / 25.7561235°N 80.2063223°W / 25.7561235; -80.2063223 ^[5]
	St. Peter's Cathedral (African Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)	25°49′14″N80°11′59″W / 25.8204202°N 80.1996222°W / 25.8204202; -80.1996222 ^[6]
Miami Lakes (Miami area)	Christ the Saviour Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America)	25°55′27″N80°19′30″W / 25.9241178°N 80.3248706°W / 25.9241178; -80.3248706 ^[7]
Miramar (Miami area)	Resurrection Cathedral (Charismatic Episcopal Church)	25°59′18″N80°13′18″W / 25.9882967°N 80.2217021°W / 25.9882967; -80.2217021 ^[8]
Orlando	St. James Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	28°32′42″N81°22′43″W / 28.5451184°N 81.3786515°W / 28.5451184; -81.3786515 (St James Cathedral, Orlando) ^[9]
	St. Luke's Cathedral (Episcopal)	28°32′40″N81°22′40″W / 28.5443691°N 81.3778522°W / 28.5443691; -81.3778522 ^[10]
	Cathedral of St. Dismas (Charismatic Episcopal Church)	28°34′09″N81°25′48″W / 28.5690708°N 81.4300989°W / 28.5690708; -81.4300989 ^[11]
Oviedo (Orlando area)	St. Alban's Cathedral (Anglican Province of America)	28°37′09″N81°15′19″W / 28.6191736°N 81.2552564°W / 28.6191736; -81.2552564 ^[12]
Palm Beach Gardens	St. Ignatius Loyola Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	26°49′23″N80°06′25″W / 26.8231526°N 80.1069055°W / 26.8231526; -80.1069055 ^[13]
Pensacola	Sacred Heart Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	30°25′56″N87°12′15″W / 30.4321118°N 87.204044°W / 30.4321118; -87.204044 ^[14]
St. Augustine	Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine (Roman Catholic)	29°53′35″N81°18′45″W / 29.8930516°N 81.3124083°W / 29.8930516; -81.3124083 ^[15]
St. Petersburg	St. Jude the Apostle Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	27°46′40″N82°42′48″W / 27.7778996°N 82.7133823°W / 27.7778996; -82.7133823 ^[16]
St. Petersburg	St. Peter's Cathedral (Episcopal)	27°46′24″N82°38′20″W / 27.7732672°N 82.6388947°W / 27.7732672; -82.6388947 ^[17]
Tallahassee	St. Thomas More Co-Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	30°26′48″N84°17′52″W / 30.4466408°N 84.2977738°W / 30.4466408; -84.2977738 ^[18]
Tallahassee	Cathedral Church of St. Peter (Anglican Church in North America)	30°32′02″N84°14′00″W / 30.533928°N 84.233386°W / 30.533928; -84.233386 ^[19]
Tampa	Cathedral of Jesus of Nazareth (Philippine Independent Church)	28°04′40″N82°28′05″W / 28.077749°N 82.468060°W / 28.077749; -82.468060 ^[20]
Tarpon Springs	St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral (Greek Orthodox)	28°08′49″N82°45′23″W / 28.1468569°N 82.7563215°W / 28.1468569; -82.7563215 ^[21]
Venice	Epiphany Cathedral (Roman Catholic)	27°06′04″N82°26′56″W / 27.101213°N 82.4487916°W / 27.101213; -82.4487916 ^[22]

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[1] St. George Cathedral, Coral Gables

[2] St. John's Cathedral, Jacksonville

[3] Cathedral of Saint Mary (Miami)

[4] Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Miami

[5] St. Sophia Cathedral, Miami

[6] St. Peter's Cathedral, Miami

[7] Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Miami

[8] Cathedral Church of the Resurrection, Miramar, Florida

[9] St. James Cathedral, Orlando

[10] Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando

[11] Society of St. Dismas

[12] St. Alban's Cathedral (Oviedo, Florida)

[13] Cathedral of St. Ignatius of Loyola (Palm Beach, Florida)

[14] Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Pensacola

[15] Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine

[16] Cathedral of Saint Jude the Apostle (St. Petersburg, Florida)

[17] Cathedral Church of St. Peter, St. Petersburg

[18] Co-Cathedral of Saint Thomas More (Tallahassee, Florida)

[19] St. Peter's Anglican Cathedral (Tallahassee, Florida)

[20] Cathedral of Jesus of Nazareth (Tampa, Florida)

[21] St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral (Tarpon Springs, Florida)

[22] Epiphany Cathedral (Venice, Florida)

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